The drug treatment of gout is best to use non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs to relieve inflammation and pain in acute attack under the guidance of clinicians, improve joint symptoms, and actively reduce uric acid after the disease is controlled stably. The details are as follows:

At this time of acute attack, the patient has obvious joint swelling and pain, and the main treatment purpose is to control joint swelling and pain. Commonly used drugs such as etoricoxib and diclofenac sodium are used.

At this time of intermission, the most important thing is to reduce uric acid to reduce or even control the recurrence of gouty arthritis. The commonly used drugs are febuxostat, benbromarone and so on.

At the same time, gout patients also need lifestyle adjustment, such as low purine diet, abstinence, attention to rest and proper exercise.